👗 fashion, celebrity, and literary distinction - hugonoss · Scour

'Like the Clothes He Wears'

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🧐conspicuous connoisseurship

What’s In a Literary Brand? David Guterson on Maintaining an Authorial Persona… Or Not

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Valentino was a fashion designer who rose above fashion trends

economist.com

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👠fashion’s “hottest products”

One Man’s Trash Is Another Man’s Treasure—Digging Into the Dirty Fashion Phenomenon

vogue.com·3h

👠fashion’s “hottest products”

6 Thrillers That Reveal the Dark Sides of Fame

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📖Book review

Kamilah Aisha Moon, Salman Rushdie, and an Archive of Love

electricliterature.com·10h

Dressing for an uncomfortable world at Milan Men’s Fashion Week

ft.com

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👠fashion’s “hottest products”

Status Games and the Future of Social Networks

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Why Albums Drop and Movies Launch

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📺pop culture

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📖Book review

Injections, Makeup, Stress: The New Religion of Beauty

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Oh god, I feel seen by this playable ode to blog bands and late-night AIM sessions

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🌴Vaporwave Culture

Everyone Is Talking About 2016. Here’s 5 Things That Made the Year So Iconic.

vice.com·1d

Historical Fiction, Magical Realism, & More

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📖Book recommendations

Valentino: the Italian designer who broke into French haute couture with his elegant style and signature red

theconversation.com·10h

👠fashion’s “hottest products”

It’s all about the reps

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The Writer’s Secret Weapon

theatlantic.com

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📝how to write

Brief thoughts on Showing Up

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B-Sides: Lydia Millet’s “Oh Pure and Radiant Heart”

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🏙️Mundane Science Fiction

Cameo by Rob Doyle review – a fantasy of literary celebrity in the culture war era

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📖Book review

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